“…(V)endors of all stripes say that they want to partner with us, but very few really do. Your commitment is such that I sometime forget you are here in the capacity of a third party vendor, and not a full time employee of Nowell’s. The recent 180 degree tune in our marketing efforts several months back comes to mind.
Our needs changed rapidly and unexpectedly. I was hesitant to call you about making changes, and we have previously held closely to our plans as laid the previous fall. But the market shifted, and we had to respond. You had all the changes in place in less than a month – much sooner than I thought possible. It created a lot of extra work for you, but you never complained, and once the dust settled, we had successfully turned the advertising campaign in a completely different direction, with a stronger call to action.
As a result, we maintained strong sales during a retail slump that brought others in the local market to a standstill. Very impressive.

“We contracted with Cameron Knowles in 2010 to develop our social media campaign and assist in writing our email blasts. His efforts resulted in an immediate measurable increase in our business.
Since that initial relationship we now have Cam consulting on public relations and managing our web site.
He also has recreated our video materials to integrate and download faster and smoother for prospective patients visiting our web site. That upgrade also included a huge improvement in the audio. His work is always on-time and complete.
We really enjoy working with Cam. He has a winning personality and a wonderful sense of humor. A real professional!”

“After many years in the real estate business, I have been extremely pleased with the results of (Cameron’s) efforts and have never had this much exposure from press releases.
Cameron’s attention to detail. initiative, professionalism and genuine concern for the progress of my company lead me to hire him for additional projects… (H)e is now working on photo blogging, writing, research a new product development.”

“Cam was involved with the Saginaw Spirit hockey club’s launch in the spring and summer of 2002. We were building the plane and flying it at the same time. It was critical that we have a strong community presence ahead of our September opening.
He recommended, and executed, a schedule of public appearances at festivals, fairs, community centers, and leveraged free media by orchestrating creative events like when we drove our Zamboni to get a paint job, and scheduling a news event around the first advertising signs we installed for the season. This effort made us seem like we were everywhere and gave the project a great launch.”

“During my time with the Saginaw Spirit, Cam would meet with all the players before the season started. He would walk them through mock interviews, teach them what to expect from the media in the way of questions and how to handle a tough question without being defensive.
It was a unique service that helped the overall development of each individual and a valuable learning experience for players who were training to become NHL pro’s.

“I’ve known Cameron throughout his career. I hired him right out of college and have had great satisfaction watching him climb to success as an award winning reporter, solid anchor, news administrator and later as a popular talk show host on my station, WSGW 790AM. Between his two stints here, in news and later as a talk show host, Cameron spent time working news in major markets. I consider myself privileged to have served as a mentor for this talented individual.
Once he left radio for a career in marketing and community relations with the Saginaw Spirit, Cameron continued to exhibit strong career growth and was quite effective in dealing with the media and community as a whole. Somehow he even found time to teach broadcast courses at Delta College. Even though he has been working in the arena of sports for some seven years now, some in my audience still say “We sure miss Cameron Knowles.”

“I’ve known Cameron throughout his career. I hired him right out of college and have had great satisfaction watching him climb to success as an award winning reporter, solid anchor, news administrator and later as a popular talk show host on my station, WSGW 790AM. Between his two stints here, in news and later as a talk show host, Cameron spent time working news in major markets. I consider myself privileged to have served as a mentor for this talented individual.
Once he left radio for a career in marketing and community relations with the Saginaw Spirit, Cameron continued to exhibit strong career growth and was quite effective in dealing with the media and community as a whole. Somehow he even found time to teach broadcast courses at Delta College. Even though he has been working in the arena of sports for some seven years now, some in my audience still say “We sure miss Cameron Knowles.”

“I had informally asked Cameron to share some of his ideas with me with regards to marketing a real estate business. To my amazement, within 24 hours, Cameron had put together a two page, bulleted and to the point marketing analysis that was comprehensive and dead on – you would have thought that he specialized in the real estate market.
What impressed me most was that he listened. He was able to extrapolate information and turn that into a useful document containing creative and inventive ideas for marketing our business.”